Small eggs (averaging 38 grams each) ... (63+ grams) deliver a substantial 8 grams of protein—approaching the protein content of some small meat servings.

If eggs are too expensive, here are some Easter alternatives With prices for a dozen eggs remaining high this spring, crafting eggsperts offer creative substitutes — from potatoes to marshmallows.

Here are some cheaper alternatives to dyeing eggs this Easter If you love to dye Easter eggs, ... which are about the size and shape of a small egg, and those do take food coloring pretty well.

The article goes on to explain how small or baby potatoes are ideal, because they are close to egg-sized, and they can be used raw. No need to cook or bake them.

MARTÍNEZ: Potatoes - egg-cellent. Engelhart says some are surprisingly easy to dye. ... which are about the size and shape of a small egg, and those do take food coloring pretty well.

The article goes on to explain how small or baby potatoes are ideal, because they are close to egg-sized, and they can be used raw. No need to cook or bake them.

Potatoes — the small ones are the perfect size. Crafters are also getting creative this Easter with the humble spud. "Skip the expensive price of eggs this year and try dyed potatoes for Easter ...

The article goes on to explain how small or baby potatoes are ideal, because they are close to egg-sized, and they can be used raw. No need to cook or bake them.

The article goes on to explain how small or baby potatoes are ideal, because they are close to egg-sized, and they can be used raw. No need to cook or bake them.

Dyeing eggs is a colorful Easter tradition. While the wholesale prices for eggs may be starting to fall after months of skyrocketing, according to data from the United States Department of Agriculture ...